Paris Delove's video: Paris Delove - Pain Before The Truth Album Snippets

From being in a place of darkness and pain, chart topping artist Paris Delove shines her own light on “Pain Before The Truth” a brutal breakup and spiritual awakening happened and would allow Paris to show her true colours on this album. Paris isn’t regretful for what she went through and says it was a painful blessing that needed to happen. Paris Delove sings about being in a complete state of misery on tracks like “This Is Where I’m At” but later laughs and finds joy on songs like “Pain Before The Truth” “Parody” and “Cheers To A New Beginning” But what happened to Paris to lead her to release such a personal work of art? Well to start off, Paris found herself in a toxic relationship that she felt so trapped in. She says her intuition told her to leave that relationship but her boyfriend at the time continued to manipulate and feed Paris false hope making her feel unsure as to what to do. Half way through the making of this album Paris’s home was invaded by thugs with guns. But Paris says that she felt no setbacks with the writing and recording of the album regardless of what was happening in her life. Paris Says - I just want to say that my newest upcoming project feels more like a spiritual awakening then an album. I literally fell so low after my last album but this new project feels soul fulfilling. I’ve said this time round that commercial success and numbers is not the driving force behind this album. the songs I wrote for this album were literally written during my saddest and darkest days. I’m so connected to them, there my baby’s. don’t get me wrong, I’m so happy that my new song called “Can You Hear Me Now?” Reached the number one spot on the pop charts! But it still would have been included on the track list to my new album even if it didn’t chart or pick up momentum by the public. I had my heart broken. I Wasn’t planning on making another album in fact I was so lost, for so long. The reason these songs mean so much to me is because they literally kept me alive during my biggest heartbreak. Every time I would be on my bedroom floor crying I’d get back up and write a song. Every time I listen to the songs I wrote during my dark day’s, it reminds me of how far I’ve come, and it’s a pretty fucking incredible feeling. I don’t have a connection to the songs off my last album, that’s why I feel the need to disregard it. I feel like I can finally just breathe now that I’m not adding expectations on my new songs. I feel free, this is how I know this album is genuine.